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Still going with this, I have fixed most of my poor referencing but I'm stuck on this one.
How can I change the column reference 'S' to a named range, its part of a table. I'd like to change this as if i add columns to the left, it throws off the references in other VBA code. Sheets("Customers").Range("S" & ActiveCell.Row) = Date |
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Does the column have a title you can search for? Its much easier to give an opinion with an example workbook
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